Could the Central African Republic – Kribi iron ore corridor become the next major source of Capesize demand?

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A&S Resources plans to build a railway linking its Central African Republic mineral deposits to Cameroon’s Kribi port. The proposed corridor could enable more than 90 million tonnes of annual iron ore exports and generate substantial new demand for Capesize bulk carriers.

A&S Resources, which is developing iron ore and other mineral assets in the Central African Republic, has announced plans to develop a railway line linking its deposits with Cameroon’s Kribi port. The proposed corridor could support more than 90 million tonnes of annual iron ore exports and emerge as a significant new source of dry ...